Sentence examples for only one front from inspiring English sources

The combat forces of the Syrian army have hitherto been able to fight on only one front at a time, while it has become increasingly obvious that al-Qaeda type movements notably ISIS, JAN and Ahrar al-Sham can operal-Sham canacroperateia's borders with Iraq and Turkey.

The combat forces of the Syrian army have hitherto been able to fight on only one front at a time, while it has become increasingly obvious that al-Qa'ida type movements – notably ISIS, JAN and Ahrar al-Sham – can operate freely across Syria's borders with Iraq and Turkey.

The unfolding disaster at the E.P.A. represents only one front in the Trump Administration's wider war on science.

United were forced back and, with only one front outlet, could never regain grip or momentum.

But now, the video wars are only one front in a larger cable-vs.-satellite clash over the digital future.

"There shall be only one front door permitted in all residence districts," reads a new law that went into effect this week.

The Los Angeles Times, by contrast, carried only one front-page article about the warnings on those days, and less than a full page of coverage inside those papers.

But European history teaches you that you can only fight on one front at a time.

What I did not remember was that our address wasn't the only one on the front of the envelope.

That ratio far outstrips the party's record in Westminster, where just five out of 53 MPs are women, with only one on the front bench.

When it gets right down to it, and until he knocks down the rumors, there is really only one front-runner.